Take That has unveiled plans for their upcoming album, "Dreamers," its lead single, and an extensive international tour set for 2027. The announcement comes weeks after band member Gary Barlow shared his struggles with the emotional aftermath of their recent "The Circus Live" tour.
The "Dreamers" tour is scheduled to be the band's most significant European run in recent memory, featuring 31 shows across 31 cities in 16 countries. The tour will commence on June 3 in Switzerland and conclude on July 23 in Germany, with additional dates expected to be announced.
Fans can pre-order the "Dreamers" album starting September 2, with venue presales beginning September 3 and general sales on September 4. The band's third single from the album, "Feel My Love," a collaboration with Michael Patrick Kelly, is set to be released on September 4. This follows previously released tracks "You're A Superstar" and "Sweet July."
Earlier this year, Barlow expressed that he felt like he had "fallen off a cliff" since the conclusion of "The Circus Live" tour in Dublin on July 4. In an Instagram video, he described the post-tour experience as an anticlimax, particularly after what he considered a celebratory and successful tour.
Barlow also noted that the energetic nature of "The Circus" show presents physical challenges for him as a 55-year-old, suggesting it may not be feasible to replicate for a third time. He referred to the recent tour as their "best ever" and indicated a shift towards new material and performances.
The band, currently performing as a trio consisting of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald, had previously teased upcoming announcements for their fans.